Finding the perfect gift for the wine lover in your life is not always so simple. Are they strictly loyal to drinking reds? Do they fancy a rosé perhaps? Or are they simply in need of fun new accessories to pair with their tipple?
No matter the occasion, there are some sure bets when it comes to finding the best wine gifts – everything from subscription boxes (so they’re never left with an empty wine cellar) to dainty decanters (to refill in style) and everything else in between.
So, we’ve curated an edit of some of the best wine gifts for vino lovers in Australia down below, so you can surprise them with a well-thought-out gift this year.
2024’s TOP WINE GIFTS
- Good Pair Days Subscription Box, $15, Good Pair Days (here’s why)
- Krosno Connoisseur 1L Wine Decanter Beechwood Stopper, $71.97 (usually $119.95), Myer (here’s why)
- Huski Wine Cooler in Brushed Stainless, $84.99, Amazon (here’s why)
The best wine gifts in 2024
01
Good Pair Days Subscription Box
from $15 at Good Pair Days
Just when wine on tap was a mere thought, Good Pair Days delivers…like straight to your door. Select a subscription box best suited to your palette and enjoy as this magical little box shows up just in time for the monthly book club, or the girls’ get-together.
Key features:
- Boxes range from $15 to $50
- Customise wine selection to your taste
- Choose up to three wine selections
- Select small bites to pair with wine
02
Krosno Connoisseur 1L Wine Decanter Beechwood Stopper
$71.97 (usually $119.95) at Myer
Not just your average decanter; this one features a hand-crafted beechwood stopper making for a perfectly contemporary addition to your bar cart or benchtop.
Key features:
- 1L capacity
- Hand wash only
- Crystalline Hand-made
- Made in Poland
Also available at:
- $71.97 (usually $119.95) from Amazon
- $83.95 from Minimax
- $119.95 from Temple & Webster
03
Huski Wine Cooler in Brushed Stainless
$84.99 at Amazon
Perfect for the entertainer, this stainless steel wine chiller can easily be carried around for picnics or outdoor events, and it looks much more stylish than a regular icebox.
Key features:
- One size fits most
- Keeps wine chilled up to six hours
- Double walled & vacuum insulated
- Internal copper plating prevents condensation
- Flexi-lock expandable design holds bottle firmly
04
Insulated Wine Tote Bag in Beige
$91.74 at Amazon
Whether it’s a BYO restaurant or you are spoiling the girls with some nice quality bottles at your next dinner catch-up, this bag is a must-have. Large enough to carry four wine bottles, you will be kept well hydrated.
Key features:
- PU thermal insulated material
- Removable divider with fastener
- Fits up to four wine bottles
- Dimensions: 21.8 x 18 x 31.7cm
05
Red Wine & Nibbles Hamper
$99 at The Hamper Emporium
Every great wine should always be accompanied by delicious treats which is what makes this hamper a true all-rounder. It features a robust Mr Riggs McLaren Vale Shiraz and hand-selected snacks and nibbles to create the perfect gift.
Key features:
- Presented in a black keepsake box, lined with luxury embossed paper
- Includes eight snacking assortments
- Features Mr Riggs McLaren Vale Shiraz
- Free delivery Australia-wide
06
Redsack Electric Wine Decanter Aerator
$124.99 (usually $138.88) at Amazon
For those who aren’t messing around, then have we found the decanter for you. Doubling as an aerator, this mighty machine can dispense 66 bottles of red on one singular charge.
Key features:
- 1L capacity
- Hand wash only
- Crystalline Hand-made
- One-year warranty
07
Little Ripples Rose Club Six Pack
$96 (usually $120) at Little Ripples
Sip and set off a ripple effect! With every bottle supporting one year of clean water for a person living in a developing community, we can’t think of a better way to enjoy a drop.
Key features:
- Includes six bottles
- Select the alcohol best suited for you
- Delivers every 30 or 60 days
What kind of wine is best for gifts?
When choosing wine as a gift, you must factor in their preferences and the occasion that calls for what type of gift. Play it safe by choosing a wine you already know they like (red, white, or sparkling), and consider factors such as sweetness, occasion, and versatility. Tailoring it to their taste is key.
You can also opt for wines from specific regions, explore unique varietals, or go for personalised labels to make it extra special, and pay attention to presentation, vintage, and include accessories in the mix. Gift sets or wine baskets are particularly great for this.
What goes well with wine as a gift?
For a thoughtful and personalised gift, you can complement wine gifts with items like accessories (corkscrew, stoppers), elegant glasses and decanters, as well as food pairings such as chocolates and cheeses for a tasty touch.
You can also find food pairing cookbooks, wine charms, tasting notebooks, wine preservers, wine-themed art or decor, wine club subscriptions, and wine coolers.
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